History log of /frameworks/support/v4/java/android/support/v4/widget/SwipeProgressBar.java
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5dc9e705fad3b6a0e0ceedb8cb8cee9e6716802f 12-Jun-2014 Alan Viverette <alanv@google.com> Only invalidate the SwipeProgressBar region within its parent

BUG: 15452577
Change-Id: I061aeb8ea75e258a41dd8054c31b56f8022c8c58
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ca9e92293ff32b4a8a15513b0a7afe42c127cdb7 06-May-2014 Andrew Flynn <flynn@google.com> Revert "Separate scroll and swipe views in SwipeRefreshLayout"

This reverts commit cb084a5eea8cc641096fc288cb7156e0bb866d81.

Change-Id: If8606bea02389900832a68bc84144c9e552797c4
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cb084a5eea8cc641096fc288cb7156e0bb866d81 01-May-2014 Andrew Flynn <flynn@google.com> Separate scroll and swipe views in SwipeRefreshLayout

Add a new view that gets tracked by SwipeRefreshLayout. This allows
SwipeRefreshLayout to have a full scrollable single child, but have the actual
view that gets dragged down be separate from the only single child. This is
useful for situations where there is a scroll view that has anchored headers
or footers. The progress bar is additionally moved down so that it's the top
anchor for the swipe view that is getting dragged downward.

The swipe view is specified by exposing a setTarget() method that takes in the
resource id of the view to become draggable.

This change is backwards compatible in that if setTarget() is not called,
it will default to having both the scroll and swipe view point
to the same view that is the single child of the SwipeRefreshLayout.

Change-Id: I346405656dba5c5435124763a92de7d42ddda685
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c7f272243076297526887a3bbccf7a0ec51cc30a 13-Dec-2013 Mindy Pereira <mindyp@google.com> Don't draw the trigger w progress bar unless its finishing

Fixes b/12082206 Color jank in support library pdtr

Don't draw the green trigger over the progress bar, regardless of size,
unless the progress bar is actually finishing. If it isn't finishing,
just keep it running as before.

Change-Id: I963bea01864d045551a97bf20cb0afbc036cc692
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e9a361cf082bf8fbe908d1abfdc327209ec01d82 07-Nov-2013 Mindy Pereira <mindyp@google.com> SwipeRefreshWidget

Change-Id: I4f9c03796075b144d97ab38e978d0f4230f3bd78
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